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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
8
Plastics firm Alrea Africx Eastern Corp leased the 15,000 square foot former Hazel Bishop plant at 635 Glenwood Ave in Newark. The deal, brokered by J.J. Kisik Organization Realtors of Newark, marks Hir-A Flex's move from Clifton.
The Irvington Hillside chapter of Women's American ORT will meet Thursday December 7 at 8 30 p m at Temple Bnai Israel 706 Nye Avenue Irvington. Principals C B Muray of West Caldwell and John Dolan of Cranford will discuss a substantial expansion of production space and new freight facilities for the Hillside plant alongside a Chanukah candle lighting ceremony and a report on ORTs Scholarship Project training teachers in Anieres Switzerland. Mrs Maurice Rinsky Hill president. Otto Fromm of 54 Williamson Ave reported a storm window broken by a stone.
Instructions urge early December calendar mailings to ensure delivery by Christmas. Advises large advertisers to cut heavy catalogs in December. Outlines deadlines for distant state mail, local greeting cards, and gift parcels, plus early deposits for Hawaii and Alaska. Includes postal service safety tips and a staff note about Miss Joan Kaufman’s cooperative work program. Obituary details for Mrs. Agnes Selffart Daners. Also emphasizes using ZIP codes and bundling mail for local and non local deliveries.
Postmaster William H Runyon urges Elizabeth Postal District patrons to mail early and follow strict safety practices. Endorse parcels DO NOT OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS and wrap securely. Address on one side only, include sender and addressee, and add 5 cents postage on the wrapper.
Funeral services were held at Growney Funeral Home on Tuesday for a local resident, remembered by family as having five great grandchildren and a long connection to the community.
Joseph J Krevet 71 of 14 Pennsylvania Ave died suddenly Tuesday at home. He was husband of Pauline Cook Krevet and lived in Hillside 40 years. Born in Elizabeth he attended Rutgers University and served as Army Air Corps instructor in WWI. He retired in 1961 from American Can Co after 35 years as an industrial engineer. He was active in St Mary Magdalene Church and local veterans groups. Surviving: two sons J Robert and Richard D Krever, a daughter Paula Wagner, six grandchildren. Tax data note a 100 percent rise in U S petroleum taxes 1949 to 1965.
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